Samadhi Mandir
The Ganeshpuri institutional history identifies the Samadhi Temple as the principal temple focused on Bhagwan Nityanand. It says the Samadhi temple stands at the area where He first stayed near the Bhimeshwar hot spring.
Kailash Niwas
The same institutional history says that when devotees multiplied, Bhagwan Nityanand shifted to a building named Kailash Niwas. It remains a place associated with His Ganeshpuri heritage.
Bhimeshwar Mahadev Temple
The institutional source describes Bhimeshwar Mahadev as an ancient Shiva temple next to the hot spring where Bhagwan Nityanand initially settled in Ganeshpuri.
Hot-Water Kund / Spring
The hot spring near Bhimeshwar Mahadev is a documented physical feature of the Ganeshpuri sacred landscape. Current access rules can change, so visitors should follow local instructions.
Nearby Vajreshwari
The Ganeshpuri source describes the famous Vajreshwari Devi temple as approximately 3 km from Ganeshpuri. This distance is source-reported and should be treated as approximate.